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A former Bermuda judge has been criticised by the Court of Appeals for saying he was getting “horny” in the middle of a murder trial. Carlisle Greaves, who had served as a puisne judge until last month, made the comment as Troy Harris, a witness in t...

An election to fill a vacant seat at the Corporation of St George has been pushed back to October after no candidates were nominated. Nomination day for the extraordinary municipal election, to fill the space left by the departure of Tania Stafford, ...

The iconic Johnny Barnes statue has been donated to the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art. The bronze statue was erected in 1998 after a fundraising campaign by the Spirit of Bermuda Foundation, a group set up by entrepreneur Jim Butterfield. Now Mr...

Kim Wilson, the Minister of Health, commented this evening on the Bermuda Medical Doctors’ Association’s reservations on proposed healthcare reforms. The group earlier warned that the Bermuda Health Plan could reduce quality of service even as it rei...

Boats are being evacuated from the Dockyard marina and stored on land ahead of Hurricane Humberto’s approach to the island, Wedco has advised. Joanna Cranfield, Wedco’s business development manager, warned motorists to take care in Dockyard as a res...

Skyport today would like to encourage the travelling public to remove their vehicles from long term parking at the LF Wade International Airport in advance of Hurricane Humberto. Tropical storm winds are expected late Wednesday evening, continuing in...

Almost 20 buses were cancelled this afternoon, according to a Government alert. A total of 18 buses scheduled to be released between 4.15pm and 5.45pm have been cancelled. Affected routes include 3, 5, 7, 8, 10 and 11. The alert was released at about...

A public town hall meeting on immigration reform scheduled to be held on Thursday has been postponed. The delay was announced this afternoon through the Bermuda Government’s official Twitter account. A spokesman for the Ministry of National Security ...

Balls of grease and human waste have washed up on at least two beaches along South Shore. “Sewage balls”, also known as “grease balls”, were spotted along Elbow Beach and Grape Bay Beach, both in Paget, early this week. It is the first time since Apr...

The jobs of 20 Bermudian security guards at Bermuda Security Group’s cash-in-transit business unit are to be made redundant. The mix of 12 full-time and eight part-time workers will lose their jobs at Shield Security Ltd on September 27. The company...